910 Fifth Ave

Located at the corner of Fifth Avenue and East 72nd Street, this limestone-faced cooperative dates to 1920 with a 1959 façade reworking. The 16-story pre‑war building was developed by the Fred F. French Company and organized around full‑floor and multi‑bedroom residences, many accessed from semi‑private or private elevator landings. Apartments emphasize classical prewar proportions: high ceilings (commonly over 11 feet), long entertaining galleries, separate formal dining rooms, libraries or loggias, and large windows with dramatic views toward Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. Interiors across units feature eat‑in kitchens, wet bars, substantial closet and dressing room storage, and modern conveniences such as in‑unit laundry hookups and contemporary mechanical systems where renovated. Common areas and services reflect white‑glove living: 24‑hour doorman and porter staff, a highly regarded resident manager, a private fitness room, bicycle and pram storage, and an on‑site parking garage offered at a reduced rate for shareholders. The house rules are formal: pied‑a‑terre ownership is permitted but the cooperative maintains a strict no‑pets policy. Its Upper East Side Gold Coast location places residents steps from Central Park, museum row, and classic Fifth Avenue shopping, supporting a lifestyle oriented toward formal entertaining, cultural access, and highly serviced urban living.